Apples (4) | Eggplant (3) | Peas |
Arugula | Fava beans | Peppers (6) |
Asparagus | Horseradish | Plums (3) |
Basil | Kale (2) | Potatoes (6) |
Beets (2) | Lavender | Radishes |
Blueberries | Leeks | Raspberries |
Broccoli raab | Lemons | Rhubarb |
Brussels sprouts | Lettuces | Rosemary |
Bush beans (3) | Limes | Sage |
Cabbage (4) | Lovage | Sorrel |
Carrots | Mint | Soy beans |
Cherries (3) | Onions (3) | Strawberries |
Chives | Oregano | Swiss chard |
Cucumbers (2) | Parsley | Thyme |
Dill | Pears (2) | Tomatoes (7) |
… a commentary and journal about my “farm” in Tucker County, West Virginia. In 2001, I bought an 87 acre tract of mountain land in Dryfork, the “old Harr place” according to locals. I built a house there and have begun farming the land. I named the property “Dogs Run” in a play on words, since I bought it so my dogs would have a place to run and play. For me, it is a place of solitude and peace.
Sunday, May 24, 2015
Variety of Foods in the 2015 Gardens
This year, we are growing the following vegetables and fruits, some more seriously than others. The number in parentheses is the number of varieties of that particular plant we are growing.
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